Savavet Fiprofort Plus Fipronil Tick & Flea Control Spot On for Cats
Savavet Fiprofort Plus is a veterinary topical spot-on product for cats, presented for external parasite control. The current product information identifies fipronil as an active ingredient. Confirm the complete composition, strength, approved species, age or weight limits, and application instructions on the sealed pack before use.
Product Details
- Topical spot-on product for cats
- Presented for tick and flea control
- Single-use application format as listed for this product
- Use only on cats and only in the age or weight range stated on the pack
Directions for Use
Apply only in the amount, location, and frequency stated on the physical product label or recommended by your veterinarian. Part the coat as instructed so the product reaches the skin. Do not guess the dose, repeat an application early, or use more than one ectoparasite product together unless your veterinarian advises it.
Important Safety Information
- For external veterinary use only
- Cat-only use unless the pack specifically states otherwise. Never use a cat product on a dog or another species
- Do not use on kittens, pregnant or lactating cats, elderly cats, debilitated cats, or cats with illness unless the label and your veterinarian confirm that it is appropriate
- Avoid the eyes, mouth, nose, broken skin, and other sensitive areas. Do not allow the cat or another animal to lick the application site until it is dry
- Keep treated animals separate from other pets as directed on the label, and wash hands after application
- Contact a veterinarian urgently for marked drooling, vomiting, weakness, agitation, tremors, unsteady movement, seizures, breathing difficulty, or another unexpected reaction
- Seek veterinary advice if parasite signs persist, the cat is heavily infested, or there are wounds, anaemia, pale gums, or illness
- Keep closed, store exactly as directed on the label, and keep out of reach of children and animals
This product should not replace veterinary assessment of a heavy infestation, skin disease, anaemia, or suspected tick-borne illness.